RO/DI Water

[brightone]

If I purchase RO/DI Water do still need to use the Chlorine remover?

 

[mustangcaleb]

no, ro/di water is as pure as you're goin to get. on my unit the 3rd stage, is carbon chlorine guzzler i believe is what its called.

 

[brightone]

Sweet, thanks.

 

[michaeltx]

yep when it comes out on the output side its 99.99% pure after the DI stage all the cloramine and chlorine is taken out.
Mike

 

[tangofish]

Originally Posted by MichaelTX
http:///forum/post/2661633
yep when it comes out on the output side its 99.99% pure after the DI stage all the cloramine and chlorine is taken out.
Mike
What DI means? I understand what RO is, but not "DI", besides, english in not my first language...

Thank you...

 

[michaeltx]

Reverse Osmosis/Deionization (RO/DI) System
its an end stage that takes the RO water to the next level of purity.
Mike

 

[mustangcaleb]

i asked the same question about the di process on this thread, and it went into great detail:
https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/325081/how-much-better-is-ro-di-water-than-just-simple-ro-water